Seafarer trapped on the Strait of Hormuz: 'There is no safe place here'
Nearly 20,000 people on some 2,000 vessels are currently trapped in the Persian Gulf, the International Maritime Organization says.
Nearly 20,000 people on some 2,000 vessels are currently trapped in the Persian Gulf, the International Maritime Organization says.
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Nearly 20,000 people on some 2,000 vessels are currently trapped in the Persian Gulf, the International Maritime Organization says.
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One vessel paid US$4 million (S$5 million) to skip the line and avoid waiting up to five days.
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